My two modules are almost done.
Few more small details, some tress, name of the station and it will be ready for the Show in Chilliwack.
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Re: voyttek's layout
by ConducTTor » Thu Jul 21, 2016 10:47 pm
Holy crap! Gorgeous!
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Re: voyttek's layout
by sman » Mon Aug 22, 2016 7:58 am
CN-TT wrote:WOW!!!
I second that...beautiful.
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Re: voyttek's layout
by voyttek » Fri Dec 23, 2016 12:51 am
It's The Holidays - so I wish all of you, better yet, all of us, that our "chiu chiu" dreams come true. Let's stay healthy and keep the semaphores up!
I recently started work on my new module destined for our exhibits. I'd like to build a panel showing a small coal mine.
The length would be the same as my other modules (997 mm x 300 - as per our standard) which limits my options for planing the track.
I consider two options :
- two straight tracks through and a short parallel track with two turnouts
or
- two straight tracks through but the parallel would consist of one turnout and stayed open-ended allowing for future expansion.
What do you think - any suggestions?
Keep worm and best wishes,
I recently started work on my new module destined for our exhibits. I'd like to build a panel showing a small coal mine.
The length would be the same as my other modules (997 mm x 300 - as per our standard) which limits my options for planing the track.
I consider two options :
- two straight tracks through and a short parallel track with two turnouts
or
- two straight tracks through but the parallel would consist of one turnout and stayed open-ended allowing for future expansion.
What do you think - any suggestions?
Keep worm and best wishes,
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Re: voyttek's layout
by ConducTTor » Fri Dec 23, 2016 12:08 pm
Or you can combine the two by adding another switch to the "two turnout" version so that it keeps going straight and allows for future expansion.
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Re: voyttek's layout
by voyttek » Wed Jan 04, 2017 4:19 pm
Thank You ConducTTor for your suggestion, it would be a great option to implement if I could have had more room.
Watching people, especially kids during shows, I noticed a true fascination with bridges and tunnels as the trains play "hide and seek".
I decided to build one more tunnel in front of my coal mine hoping to add depth to my module.
Here are some pictures from the progress of my work.
Watching people, especially kids during shows, I noticed a true fascination with bridges and tunnels as the trains play "hide and seek".
I decided to build one more tunnel in front of my coal mine hoping to add depth to my module.
Here are some pictures from the progress of my work.
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- First steps
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- Few days later - buildings of the mine are in place
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- The hill brought forward allows for TT Logo to be placed on the front of the module
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- The topography of the new module blends in between the two original ones.
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- Approaching the mine and the tunnel
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